Friends of Tamborine National Park (formerly Tamborine Bush Volunteers) are a group of volunteers for Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. Whilst not a member group within Tamborine Mountain Natural History Association Inc, it is proud to support their work for our local native biodiversity.
First worked in this area in 1989
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Paved with concrete pavers around picnic table.
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Cleared an “L” shaped area near the shelter shed of lantana, tobacco bush, Chinese elm and exotic ginger and replanted and maintained the area. This area also needed the removal of household rubbish and an old fence. This area was revisited later to clear the boundary with the adjoining property of fishbone fern, privet, honeysuckle, ochna, spider lily, asparagus fern and Chinese elm.
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Reformed the loop track and carted road base to some of the wet and eroded sections.
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Erected posts with name plates to identify trees along the path.
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Cut sleepers from an old fallen bollygum and built bridges over small creeks. Replaced these bridges at a later date with treated hardwood bridges.
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Track maintenance and reformed the water bars for the entire loop track
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Removed exotic ginger from either side of the entire loop track.
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Cleared the Council Reserve behind the roofed sign at the park entrance of lantana, climbing asparagus, Chinese elm, privet and exotic ginger and replanted and maintained the reserve.
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Cleared a narrow access strip between 32 and 34 Wongawallan Road of weed species and replanted the area.
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Ongoing maintenance and weed control of the three revegetated plots.
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